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The report that ex-Aldeman McCAbe. of New
York, who was adtudged insane &C his recent
trial for bribery had flown % Canada, Is denied.
Work In the coke region win be resumed to
l. provided that all Knights Of Labor are restored
to the positions occupied By them previous 70 the
strike.
District Master Lloyd, Of the East Toronto Lodge
OF OrAnQemen, has been suspended nuW ou1y O
the Toronto Cuatum-house fue ahoenco july n
Orangemen are greatly exete0 over u
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A SECRET EXCHANGE RUN BY A BOSTON yEwKikR
DISCOVERED.
Russell s clifford, well-known jeweler, was
arrested In Boston yesterday for tapping the wires
OF the New England Telephone Company and us
ing them for telephone exchange OF his own. On
q rcent stormy evening one OF the young lady
operators discovered that her wire had been
Crossed In a peculiar manner She also found that
she was talking with strange parties who were not
headquarters and the telephone officers have ever
since been Investigating the case. IL was not until
Clifords arrest. however, that the mystery was
solved. From an investigation then made the TEL
epbone officials became convinced that Clifford
obtained some telephones formerly used by W. ".
s. Davis local inventor, and had regular sub
scribers He had few wires OF his own strung
about the city, but used largely a number VI
dead or unused wires and made connections with
the regular telephone system. Clinords last ex-
plot before this was the tapping OF the pipes "
the gas company, for which he was arrested Both
changes will now be pushed against him
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OVER MILLION BUSHELS OF WHEAT BURNED
The St Anthony elevator, one OF the largest In
the Northwest located two miles east OF Minnie
apoiis, was destroyed by fire last evening" together
with 100000 bushels OF wheat. Loss on build
1ngs and machinery, S250,000; on grain Ss25, 900.
The wheat destroyed Is one-tenth OF the visible
supply In The Northwest, exclusive OF Duluth.
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To Keep the Races Separate.

nkOh6lA WILL hANk NJ tOkblNAIioN.
An Atlanta special says that the legislative con-
miutee VIII report to-day In favor OF the passage
OF Representative Glenn's bill 20 keep the races
separate In schools. The report OF the board OF
visitors to Atlanta University called attention 70
the fact that there are In attendance upon the
Atlanta lcolored) University a number OF white
students OF various ages and both sexes The
members OF the committee OF the board which
made the visit declared it their intention 10 re.
ceive all white children who applied for admis.
sion, and this the board interpreted a desire 10
break down existing barriers against the coeduca
ton OF the races. This Is pointed out as an i'm.
proper use OF the money appropriated by the
State TO the institution. The 5000 which Is an
nually given TO the university is Intended solely
for the colored people. Mr.. Glenn's bin provides
that no educational institution conducted for tie
education and training Of coored people shall ~
celve as pupil any white person; nor shall any
school, college, or other educational Institution
conducted for the education OF white people re-
ceiye or matriculate any colored person as pupil
ut has always been the settled policy OF The
state, said Col. Glenn, TO keep the two races
separate, and any move 10 the contrary II repug.
nalt To our prlnciDleS"
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kAPIoLANI SAILS FOR HAwAIL-Accommodation
were secured. In S..n Francisco yesterday MORN
Ing, Tor queen kapiolani ami the remainder OF the
HAWAIIAN royal party, on board the steamship
Australia, which sailed for Honolulu yesterday
afternoon, the queen having decided not TO wait
Tor the United states revenue cutter Hasser on
which accommodations were rendered her. The
Australia Is expected 10 reach Honolulu July d
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Two NIexicans Shot.

ST. LOUIS, July 2O-A special from Albuquerque,
N. NJ, says: Two Americans came into the town
OF Roca1do, San Miguel County, Sunday afternoon,
and soon became engaged in quarrel with Be4itO
GallegoS and Ramon Trujillo, the result OF which
was that Smith, one OF the Americans shot both
OF the Mexicans, killing Gallegos Instantly and
seriously wounding Trujillo. Smith fled.
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LOCKED Up IN Hrs FATHERS BANK WHILE
DRUNK.-The New York Sun to-day says: Evan T.
Sprague drew $500 from the Sprague National
Bank, in Atlantic and 4th avenues, Brooklyn, OF
which his father Is president, on Saturday, and
trip 70 California The young man met some
10vtAl companions, and on Saturday night he was
carried TO the bank and locked In by the tanitOr
20 that he might have an opportunity to get over
the effects OF his spree. The confinement proved
very dstasteful TO him. and when the Jantor failed
to respond to his loud summons he broke plate
glass window and jumped into the street A
policeman witnessed the feat and took him to the
bergen street station. He appeared before Justice
Walsh yesterday, and, pleading guilty to the
to California has been Indefinitely postponed.
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DROWNED WHILE HIS WIFE WAS DyING-Giles
Luther, an aged resident In the outskirts OF War.
rem, r. l., LEFT his Invalid wife at III O'Clock Mon.
day night TO get neighbOr 10 90 70 town for q
doctor, as Mrs. Luther Was failing. On his return
he walked into the kickimuiJ River 4 feet deep at
that place, and, being much fatigued and parti-
ally blind, was unable to get out. searching par.
ties found his body next morning, and his VITA
died while they were bringing IL into the house
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FRIGHTFUL DEATH OF A STUDENT.-MOSes W.
HILL q student-waiter at the Twin Mountain
House, n. H., met with o terrible death Sunday
afternoon, In attempting to climb large boulder.
a spur OF the rock to raise himself it gave Way.
precipitat1ng him to the ground. The falling rock
struck him In the lower part OF the abdomen,
crushing his bowels and passing through his body.
He was nineteen years old, and very brilliant and
ambitious. He was graduated at the Milbury
(Aass) High School in 1883 and at the time OF his
death was student at the New Hampshire Con.
ference Seminary at TtltOn. He worked as a waiter
at the mountain hotels to secure funds to pursue
hts education. He was the only son OF widowed
mother.
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COrnPrn KNIGHTS

C0LoRED KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. - The cOlOre0
knights Templar Grand Commandery, OF Mis-.
souri,, embracing the states or Missouri. Arkan-
saS. Colorado, Kansas, Iowa, and Wyoming Terri
tory, met In II. Louis yesterday The right emf
nent grand commander, JAS. Pelham read his adj.
dress, which contained BRIEF history OF Templar.
ism and history OF the colored branch or the
order. He affirmed the Legitimacy OF the colored
branch OF the order In this country. There are
thirty communicates, represented by nifty dele
yates.
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A RAILRoAp SMAsH.UP IN NEW MExIr

A RAILROAD SMAsH-UP IN NEW MEXICo-Pas-
sengers ON the Atlantic and Pacific express, which
arrived at Albuquerque. n. NJ, eleven hours late,
yesterday morning. report a terrible accident near
Beach Springs, A. T., which happened Monday
night. The east-bound passenger train plunged
into the rear OF freight train ditching tt and
MASKING to splinters the cabooSe and TWO freight
cars and throwing the engine and mail car from
the track The engine was a complete wreck. and
the mail car was SO badly wrecked that it had TO
be left in the ditch. A most sickening spectacle
was presented by the dead body OF Fireman Ed
ward Becker under the engine, which had turned
completely over, pinion1ng him TO the earth and
hattening his crushed and mangled body beyond
all Semblance or a human being. Engineer Wright
was severely injured, but not fatally. No otner
casualties beyond slight bruises We're received by
the MESSENGERS
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Committed without Bail.

BALTIMORE MD July 2O.-Dav1d Doyle had q
hearing to-day on the charge OF having yesterday
feloniously assaulted Mrs. Susan Mcconnell at her
home In the southwestern section of this city. The
woman was confined to her room from dementta,
caused by epilepsy, and Doyle entered it and locked
the door after him. Mrs. Mcconnell was chOked
until her tongue protruded, and her face was
testimony was positive and Doyle was committed
for trial without bail. He is a married man and a
nell The assault is said to have been more brutal
than any which has heretofore occurred In this
city.
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President Broadwat,


president Broadwater. or the Montana Central.
tranch OF the Manitoba system, who is now
pushing 10 the coast with 600 men, laid Monday
miles and LOCO feet OF track, beating the record
The question or colored teachers for colored
schools In Baltimore will be taken 70 court for legal
action as TO the constitutionality OF the present
system.
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TeleGraphic Briefs.

The funeral of Mrs. Sadie Fulton Chanrrau, wife
of II. T. Cnanfrau, the actor, took place from the
residence OF her aunt, Mrs Baldwin, in the east
end OF Piftsburg, this morning, and was attended
by large circle OF friends.
H. H. Whitmeyer, OF Unionville, Lancaster
County, Pa was to-day held in 500 bail by u s.
Commissioner Kennedy for trial on the charge of
selling unStamped CIGARS
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.
FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND AT SOUTH END OF
CHAIN BRIDGE, WITH A GOOD MILL SITE

FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND AT SOUTH END OF
CHAIN BRIDGE, WITH A GOOD MILL SITE
AND GOOD WATER-POWER, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, AUGUST FIRST, 1887, at ONE sy3Sx.
O'CLOCK. ut my Auction Rooms, 18th street ard $k&
Pennsyivania avenue shall sell q tract of land -
containing 10 acres which has a good mill site and
perfect waterpower located at the south of the
Chain Bridge about three miles above Georgetown D.
there being splendid drive the north side of the
Potomac to the Chain Bridge As summer resort or
fishing purposes it is considered rstclass The place
IS now visited daily by hundreds of oarsmen and
pleasureseekers OF the finest rowing courses
IN the country. In the hands of a capable man. and
with good accommodations for visitors this place can
be made the most popular resort around Washington
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in one. two and
three with notes bearing interest secured by
deed of trust on the property sold Conveyancing
and recording at purchasers cost 5000 deposit re-
CURED at time OF sale. jylS-dts
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The Columbia Road.

TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER MADE.
Chief Justice Bingham, OF the District Supreme
Court, has issued temporary restraining order in
the matter OF widening the Columbia road, re-
stra1ning the District from doing any further
work until final hearing can be given, which will
occur when the court recOnveneS In october next
HE CLIMBED TREE AND SAW THEN PLAYING
CARDs-In the trial in the Police Court this after
noon OF Frank Freeman, the SalOonkeeper at No.
1900 7th street, on a charge OF keeping disor-
DERBY house, ONCE Brice testified that on two occa-
SONS on Sunday mornings, between IL and
O'Clock, he climbed tree in front or the DEFEND
ants house ana saw games OF cards being played
he saw money on the tables. The court heard
other testimony and imposed a fine OF 500. Ap-
peal noted.
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Disastrous Fire i'm Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 20.-Brigg Swifts old pork
mouse, on the northwest corner OF 9th and Syca-
more streets, which was recently remOdeled for
manufacturing purposes. burned this forenoon,
involving q loss OF $4,000. The fire started in
the lcecream freezer factory OF the GOOch Freezer
Co., which occupied the first and second stories
OF the four.story structure. Their place being
filled with dry lumber, the fire almost instantly
communicated to the Whole building. The entire
fire department force was called out and succeeded
in saving adjoining buildings. The other occu-
pants of the building were Wrigley Bros, manu-
facturers OF paper boxes, and the White Star
Laundry. All were completely burned out. OF the
three hundred employees in the building when the
nre started all succeeded in escaping without in
girl is missing, but it cannot be verified yet. a
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COLoRKD CONFERENCE.-THE South Carolina press
is very much agttated over the discovery that one
of the leading county papers in the State, the
Abbeyville Press and Banner, is printed eXclu-
s1vely by colOred competitors very hot editorial
was written upon the subject by an editor who
said that "for the sake OF cheap labor young white
men were crowded out OF q field OF industry pecu-
narly their own" Another newspaper declared its
intention OF having nothing to do with news
paper edited by white man and set by negroes y
Several other journals have followed the lead OF
the paper which started the boycott, and much ed
itOrial Space Is devoted to the matter
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David L. MOfris0nso VIII.
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HIS PCbIlC AND fhlN ATE BkQCES1A
The will OF the late David I. Morrison was filed
to-day. It bears date OF February Is last, and
names Joshua Boggs, OF Frederick County. Nd;
w. F. Matttngly, B. H. Warner and A. r. Fox a.
executors He bequeaths to such Of them as
shall qualify all his estate, excepting what Is
excepted to dispose OF at public or private sale
and, after providing for his funeral expenses, he
bequeaths lot 8 and parts OF lots g IL and IL
square $50, to his nephew, Calvin Cairo; sub
and part 8. square s14, and 5000 70 his step
granddaughter. Virginia Long; lot Ia, square 3lS
to Hettie A. Landers; $4,000 to his sister.
Virginia aonr Krse s and to bis brother
His nephews and nieces are remembered in sums
OF 900 and S., 900: his granddaughter, Mary J.
Fleming, g, 500, and makes the following public
bequests: Presbyterian church OF EmmettsburR,
$500; Washington City Orphan Asylum, &, 900; St
yosepns Orphan Asylum, g GOO; St. AIMS Infant
Sisters OF the Poor; 5000; Memorial Lutheran
Church, s., 200.
In q codicil dated April 9th, he gives 81 900 to
the Washington Asylum for Foundlings and to
Mary E: Byington the property at the corner OF
18th and L streets.
In second codicil he leaves his gold watch to
his nephew, D. NJ. Krise, and In third codicil he
revokeS the beQueSt to the Memorial Lutheran
church, he having paid The same.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctloneers.

COMFORTABLE TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
NO. OF DEFREES STREET, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTY
SlAIH, AT SIX O'CLOCK PM, will sell. in f sS:7
front Of the premises S%:i
LOT 81, SQUARE 623
fronting 16 feet Defrees running back
alley improved by two-story Brick Dwelling, con-
tanning SIX rooms and bath ROOM house in good order.
scented.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two
notes to bear six per cent payable semi
annually and to be secured by deed of trust prem
1ses or such other terms may be stated sale Con-
veyanclng &c at purchasers cost. deposit af 500
required at sale. Terms to be complied with in ten
days right reserved to resell at risk and
OF detaultIng purchaser after five days public adver
in Washington. D. G.
ty19-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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ASSIGNEE's SALE OF STOCK OF BOTTLED
Liquors, WINES, BRANDY, COUNTERS
SHELVING, STORE FIXTURES, SHOWCASES,
AWNING, sc.
On SATURDAY, JULY TwENTY-THIRD, AT ONE
O'CLOCK p. NJ, shall sell at store No. 800 Louisiana
corner 9TH street northwest by virtue OF an
TORS the stock in trade consisting Of Bottled Malt
LIQUORS, Wines Brandy. Counters Showcases, Shelv-
Terms cash. T. G. WILLIAMSON,
jy2O-3t Assignee.
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Fsm twelve to nftesn deaths from cholera are
reported q CatanfA Italy, daily. Gases OF cholera
are reported at Frlnsofonte, PaternN and 0ruttA.
Efa6efDcO BacQ brother OF the treasurer AZ
Apache County, Arizona, has been held In 5000
ban HW soo01ng The county q e1z 600 IN Deoembee,
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STORM NoTEs.-A terrific storm passed over West
Virginia yesterday, doing great damage In dliYer.
ent parts OF the state. At Grafton Mrs. W Il.
Carr was Instantly killed by Iightning and her
three children We're severely burned. Lightning
also struck the cupola OF the lunatlc asy lum at
.endantS.
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CUSTOMS STATUS OF YACHT CLUBs.-The American
Yacht Club, OF New York, recently applied to the
Treasury Department for the free entry Of q chro-
nometer presented to that club Assistant Secre-
tary Maynard, in denying the application. ex-
plains that the provision OF law exempttnp from
duty certain articles when imported for incorpor-
ated for philosophical educational scientific. re-
ligiouS, or literary purposes for the encourage
ment OF the fine arts, and he adds that the yacht
club does not appear to be OF the character
specified.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market
The following the opening and 300 pm prices
Of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to H. II. Dodge, $50 10th street:
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A Hurricane On the Coast.
BUENOs AYREs, July 2O.-A hurricane has pre-
vailed ON this coast and number OF vessels have
been driven ashore. Among them Is the Italian
bark MarchinO, Captain Sanguinetti, from Pen
sacola, January2, for Buenos Ayres, and She is
badly damaged.
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Killed BY . Street Car.
THREE-YEAR-oID BOT RUN ovxR AND FATALLY
INJURED.

This morning, about IL O'Clock, Aaron Thornton,
three year-od colored boy. was run over by q
Belt line car on 11th street. near Boundary street
northwest and died from his injuries shortly after
ward The little boy was playing in the street. not
far from his home, when car Nc. Is, driven by
The wheel passed over his neck before the car
could be stopped. He was removed TO the Chill
drens Hospital, where he died The body was 10.
moved to the home Of his parents, No c1OS 18th
street, and the coroner notified. Coroner Patter.
son viewed the Oody this AFTERNOON, and decided to
hold an inquest at the eighth precinct station at
O'Clock tomorrow.
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TAXING the Wine Rooms.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 2O.-The bill taxing wine
rooms SIC, 600 passed the house to-day by the re-
qu1site majority. 1t is thought that the senate
will pass It also.
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MARRIED.

CLARKJONES On Monday, July 1s, 1887 by
the Rev. DR.. Meador, " u. CLARK to EUSEBA JONES,
of Boonton. N j.
CONE-ARMIsTEAD. July 49, 1887 by Rev SAINT
p. Hsddaway, CHARLES ID. CONE Of Chicago Ill
and NARY ELIZABETH ARMIsTEAD. Of Wsshinss
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE DENIED.-In the case of
John F. Weir, for divorce from the bonds OF matr1-
mony with j. B. Weir tie petition was denied TO-
day by Judge Merrtck.
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(HHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
~ COkNER THIkTEEN-AND-A-HALF AND D
STREETS SOUTH EST.
By virtue Of = decree passed on the 22d day Of -
June, 1887. in the cause of Schneider Burke 2
al No. 1O419. equity docket 26 in the Supreme xGI
Court ct the pisfrlet Of Colnmbia we shall on WE'D
1854 AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ, in
front OF the premises offer for SALE at public auction
the following real estate, situated in the District of
Columbia, to wit: Known and described the ground
plan OF the city Of Washington Lot lettered E,' in
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. and the balance in
equal at six and twelve months. with in
and deed OF trust all cash at the option Of the pur
Of sale, and the terms of sale complied with
within ten days the trustees the right to resell
at the risk aud cost OF the purchaser.
w. K. DUHAMEL.
ago La. ave-, r,,.
J. G. BIGELOW, I Arustees.
" 5034 st. NV
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. jy13-eo&ds
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HE SUICIDE FRIGHTENED HB WIFE 10 DRATH-A
special nom Akron, Ohio, says: A distressing
anair b reported nom West Richfleld, near here.
Charles Reed depressed by financial losses and,
went into his barn yesterday afternoon, and plac-
ing halter serap about his neck, hanged himself
the barn Tor some purpose. uncovered his 81 bow
swinging from the rafter, and dew to the house,
procured knife and cut him down, Immediately
falling IN fainttnG nt Shedid not recover there.
from until this morning, when she was 30 ex-
hausted by the shock and faint together that she
d1ed NV hours later.
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ANOTHKR FKKeCH- GERMAN FRONTIER R0w.-A
French customs ofacer named Ritter, At Pagny.
eur.Mooena was STABBED yesterday In quarrel
The latter was arrested. Mtters wound is not
eert0uA The French press exaggeratee the inch
deaf. AudeFbe was expelled from France In 1850
He presented himself at the ministry OF the In
terror On MONDAY, and tt q supposed now that his
purpose Was % aSDass1nate II. FallereA He used
ing. woman was accidentally wounded Tn The
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FIVE MEN STRUCK By LIGHTaaN0.-DuxinI storm
Monday q flshing party, consisting Of nine men.
landed at Light House Point Conn, and sought
refuge under the veranda OF q new cottage A
the roof away and Frustrated i've Of those On the
veranda. When help arrived the dve were lying
quickly. One mans head was badly cut One OF
the two recovered In about two hours, but the
other Is still In q very bad way. He has q black
streak running the entire length OF his body He
was so completely charged With electricity that
when anyone took hold oG hts hama hey ielS .
slight shock
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ARAHwAY CLUE SrRRN0rHKNKD.lThe Railway
n j., police have secured q witness to strengthen
the basket clue in the strange murder case. He is
Alex. H. Osborn, who has lived In Newark and
Railway for many years Mr.. Osborn says he was
in Bakers grocery store In Milton, where Jury.
man Mark Keefe claims to have seen Old Mrs
body OF the victim. He says he saw Keele pick up
the basket after Mrs. Baker laid II down, and tell
the man Byrne 1t was mended nicely and that he
heard MRS Baker tell Keefe that she used the
little thing to keep onions in. Osborn, like Keefe
did not know onion peelS were f0undin the bottom
OF the basket until after he told his story.
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Bru.prSo PERMITS

BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle follows:
X n: Tilton. 20 erect I'VE brick dwellings, num-
0ereo 21u 70 2lS9 Stevens alley 50 600: eo.H.Mc-
Kay, 70 erect one brick dwelling, numbered els
New YORK avenue northwest g. 500 T. L. Crop
ley, 70 repair No $500 NJ street northwest $1,000.
1rSCElLANEOCS
ruoble.
FIVE thousand feet OF North River bluestone for
curbing have been received by the Commissioners.
Cne! PARTS OF the nre department and Building
Inspector Entwtsle have recommended the Harri-
son hand grenade nre extinguishers for use In the
pullolngs under the control OF the District Com
miSStonera